Jude Harris writes: “Creature’s adaptations to our urban environment never fail to surprise. Several pigeons now nesting happily inside the bus station, above the sliding doors.
Freelance Journalist, broadcaster, columnist and local historian. Director of Bath Newseum. Married and lives in Bath.
Interested in local history, architecture and visual display in museums and urban spaces.
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The bus station is disgusting. Filthy windows, piles of fag ends where the drivers gather, exterior seats have been removed which is particularly irksome by the hospital bus stop , yobs, pigeons indoors. All adds up to a disrespect for less off people who rely on buses. I feel like a 2nd class citizen!
The bus station is disgusting. Filthy windows, piles of fag ends where the drivers gather, exterior seats have been removed which is particularly irksome by the hospital bus stop , yobs, pigeons indoors. All adds up to a disrespect for less off people who rely on buses. I feel like a 2nd class citizen!